The Tea Party: Exposed

The pictures of peaceful and patriotic tea parties is betrayed by the movement's dark past. Recently, President Clinton used the occasion of the 15th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing to demonstrate what angry, anti-government rhetoric can ultimately lead to. It didn't take a decoder ring to figure out the President was singling out the tea partiers. Did the President know something the rest of us did not? Perhaps.



Back in 1999, the nascent tea party movement made one of their first moves by taking on the guise of anarchists at the WTO meetings in Seattle. Because of the rioting caused by these black-clad partiers, the governor had to declare a state of emergency and call out the National Guard.






Then, last fall as the tea party movement was really gaining steam, a select group of tea party storm troopers, broke off to pose as anti-capitalist leftists in order to break shop windows and clash with the police at the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh.





And the acts of terrorism perpetrated by the Earth Liberation Front? Ha! More like a tea party front.









This one here is so obvious, it's laughable. The mask slips as the blatant racism of this tea partier in Code Pink disguise is spelled out in plain english on her sign.




And just a few days ago, the tea party infiltrated a Muslim website and made death threats against Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of "South Park", because of an episode that depicted the prophet Muhammad. This was a brilliant move because "South Park" often mocks and satirizes wholesome and traditional American values favored by the tea party movement which, of course, is code speak for hate.

When you think of all the angry rhetoric that is out there and which has resulted in actual acts of violence and terrorism, don't think wacky anarchists, deranged leftists, hairy arm-pitted feminists or even Islamo-fascists.

Think: Tea Party